Hey there,
There is a way to force a fetch of a full object when a partial byte
range accrues.
You can take a look at the example here:
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/WindowsUpdate#How_do_I_make_Windows_Updates_cache.3F
Which is intended for windows update but also applies for other downloads.
My recommendation is to use the options wisely to not consume too much
of the bandwidth without any real reason.
Eliezer
On 05/16/2014 07:50 PM, Joachim Rahm wrote:
Thanks Amos,
Is there any way to cache pdfs?
Could the pdfs converted, so that they are cachable?
Or has the web-application to be changed?
Regard
Joachim
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Von: joachim.r...@jrwebsites.de [mailto:joachim.r...@jrwebsites.de]
Gesendet: Freitag, 16. Mai 2014 13:34
An: Amos Jeffries
Cc: squid-users@squid-cache.org
Betreff: Re: [squid-users] SQUID 3.3.8 doesn't cache files greater than 50KB
Hi,
thanks for the responses.
I looked into the strange behavior a little bit more in detail and noticed,
that only pdf-files are concerned.
All other files, also greater than 50k, are cached, only pdfs are not
cached.
In the squid.conf I have:
refresh_pattern ^ftp: 43200 0% 43200
refresh_pattern ^gopher: 1440 0% 1440
refresh_pattern -i \.(gif|png|jpg|jpeg|ico)$ 43200 0% 43200 override-expire
ignore-no-cache ignore-no-store ignore-private refresh_pattern -i
\.(iso|avi|wav|mp3|mp4|mpeg|swf|flv|x-flv)$ 43200 0% 43200 override-expire
ignore-no-cache ignore-no-store ignore-private refresh_pattern -i
\.(deb|rpm|exe|zip|tar|tgz|ram|rar|bin|ppt|doc|pdf|tiff)$ 43200 0% 43200
override-expire ignore-no-cache ignore-no-store ignore-private
refresh_pattern -i (/cgi-bin/|\?) 0 0% 0
refresh_pattern (Release|Packages(.gz)*)$ 0 20% 2880
refresh_pattern . 0 20% 4320
In the access-log I found:
1400221694.741 889 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS_ABORTED/200 8704 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221696.022 1167 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 26089 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221696.655 624 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221697.345 687 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221697.807 1146 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221698.643 833 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221700.545 2684 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 197037 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221701.731 1182 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221702.529 1922 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221703.538 1006 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221704.170 622 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221705.030 857 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221706.319 1283 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221707.155 833 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221708.020 863 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221715.392 386 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS_ABORTED/206 10145 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221716.368 870 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 26089 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221717.561 1168 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221718.848 1283 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221720.008 2441 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221721.082 1069 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221723.787 3725 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 197037 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221727.264 3474 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221727.635 3789 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221729.404 1304 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221730.828 1418 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221731.916 1084 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221733.161 1243 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221734.491 1326 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
1400221735.529 1035 192.168.0.232 TCP_MISS/206 65969 GET
http://forfix.de/test/1.pdf - HIER_DIRECT/85.214.232.151 application/pdf
If I rename the file 1.pdf in 1.exe, it would work.
Best regards
Joachim
On 15/05/2014 11:17 a.m., Dan Charlesworth wrote:
I think there was a bug fixed very recently to do with the fact that
`maximum_object_size` is ignored if it comes after `cache_dir` in the
conf.
If you switch the order or move use `cache_dir max-size=n` then it
should be alright.
On 15 May 2014 04:18, Joachim Rahm wrote:
Hi,
I installed a squid on an ubuntu 14 server.
In the access.log I get for files greater than about 50KB the error
code TCP_MISS_ABORTED and the files are not cached.
MISS is server being contacted for data.
ABRTED is the client giving up before the response happens.
Given that responses under 50KB happen:
* Look to your network for TCP "window scaling" issues.
* look for PMTUd issues (somebody blocking ICMP usually).
Amos
